The 2021 season may be coming to an end, but that doesn't mean the action off the court is. The International Tennis Hall of Fame Emerging Leaders Council is set to host a very special virtual wine night next month and Tennis Channel Live star Andy Roddick will join in.

Nick Kyrgios is venturing into new mediums once again and this time it comes in podcast form. The Aussie is joining forces with his two best friends Alex Babanine and James Frawley to deliver the "No Boundaries" podcast. The new podcast contains an overwhelming amount of witty banter and unfiltered

Timea Bacsinszky will have to make do without her lucky charm as she gets set toface Svetlana Kuznetsova in the Miami Open semifinals. All week, reigning WorldCup champion skier Lara Gut has been in her player box. But the 24-year-old Swissskier finally had to leave her Miami vacation behind and

Sam Groth and Nicole Gibbs are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the world of professional tennis all year long in My Tennis Life. To read more updates from Sam and Nicole, go to tennischannel.com.

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It's been another illustrious year for Serena Williams already. Here, let us count the ways. 60 — career titles, as of her Sunday defeat of Sara Errani at the Italian Open in Rome 1 — game that an uninjured Errani managed to win against Serena in the 2013 French Open

Top 10 players could be allowed to play two International events in each half of the season instead of one, if a proposed rule change is approved by the WTA board. Auckland tournament director Karl Budge, who is the Asia-Pacific representative on the board, told the Sunday News, a New

PARIS—Roger Federer says Rafael Nadal’s No. 6 seeding and placement in world No. 1 Novak Djokovic’s quarter of the draw doesn’t matter one way or another for the nine-time champion. Nadal, Djokovic, and world No. 3 Andy Murray are on the same side of the draw, while No. 2 seed

The Miami Open would consider moving if it does not get court approval to upgrade its facilities, according to the tournament director. The tournament received government approval for construction improvements to the site of the two-week event, but was blocked by a court order sought by private inidivduals that protested

Mornin'. This will be a brief one, because I have to hit the road for the weekend. But I'll be back with a Deuce Club this afternoon, and hopefully that will tide you over until Rafa and co. are ready to swing into action in London. It is Rafa Nadal

By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Hi everyone. Pete is currently on vacation until the 14th, so I'll be commanding this ship in the meantime. The Olympics have begun, so it's time to phase out "Your Call" in favor of the Olympic Crisis Center. Each day this week, you'll have

Novak Djokovic’s coach Boris Becker said the Serb is going to have his full attention on tennis when he returns to competition. Like Djokovic, Becker attributed the No. 2’s recent drop-off to a letdown following his victory at the French Open. Djokovic dominated the first half of the season, but

This just in, sort of: ATP players won't boycott the Australian Open. The dispute and the rumor were catalyzed by players' candid and verbal disdain for the prize money at the Melbourne-based Grand Slam, and then perpetuated among some tennis media and blogs. Then there was this today from ATP

No word on whether Leonard DiCaprio chokes up emotionally in his new movie, The Wolf of Wall Street, but in one prison-yard scene in which he plays tennis, he sure chokes up on the racquet when hitting his forehand, serve, basically any and all shots. Who advises how to hold

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — It's a stacked men's lineup on Friday at the Miami Open, and so the Daily Mix is breaking down Juan Martin del Potro and Novak Djokovic's chances. Del Potro is a hot topic right now and it's well deserved since the Argentine is playing some of

DOHA, Qatar (AP)—Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are eyeing a confidence-boosting victory at the season-opening Qatar Open—but much of the talk Monday was swirling around Novak Djokovic who is not here but is already showing signs of the dominance that made him such a force in 2011. The No. 1-ranked

Okay, it’s finally over. The much-hyped exhibition between Pete Sampras and Roger Federer was good fun, though I’m probably in the minority for thinking that the tennis was just ho-hum. But the New York fans ate it up, and if there’s one thing that this exo proved, other than the

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)—John Isner is confident the United States can perform well in the Davis Cup this year despite the absence of No. 7 Andy Roddick and No. 45 James Blake. ``We'll be underdogs, but I think we could have a shot,'' said Isner, the second-highest American in the rankings

The countdown to the 2023 season is underway. As we close in on the start of the new, dual-gender United Cup (December 29), TENNIS.com's writers will debate the 10 biggest questions heading into the new tennis year.

Journalists lie in wait for these types of moments. They're the ones you know you’ll talk about in a year or two years or 10 years. They're the rare moments when something happens. Serena’s tirade, Federer’s tears, Bill Clinton inspiring Andre Agassi’s defeat at the French Open—we’ll take just about